Royal driving pleasure book - Martin Lund

This book is a treasure trove of royal cars - all kinds of cars: German, American, Italian, French and English.

Cars from all eras: from 1907 when a French princess buys the first car in the Danish royal family, to 2024 and King Frederik the 10th's electrified BMW.

What they have in common is that they have all belonged to members of the royal family at some point. They are all cars of a high quality. Cars that are representative without being flashy.

Alongside the stories about the royals and their cars, there is also a brief background on the car brands they drive. Because not everyone knows a Delaunay-Belleville, a Nash or a Scripps-Booth.

The book is the result of years of research in archives across the country, in former drivers' hiding places, attics and basements.

The author of this book has left no stone unturned to secure unique photos that appear in this book for the first time.

He has spoken to mechanics, sheet metal workers, car painters, car dealers, historians, librarians, former and current drivers for the royal family and of course the royals themselves.